Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Won't Fail Women
Fearful pains and irregularities threaten the female system. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is extolled as a safe remedy based on letters from Nellie Holmes of Buffalo and Tillie Hart of North Dakota, claiming relief from pain and restored regularity. The ad urges women to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice, asserting the remedy defeats women's distressing ills.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Nellie Holmes
Division Street
Buffalo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tillie Hart
L&rimore
N. D
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Woman Falls From Moving Train In Warren Station
Mrs Daniel Sullivan of Fall River aged 55 jumped from a moving Warren and Bristol branch train on Saturday evening after mistaking it for the Fall River bound car. She sustained severe cuts and bruises to the back of neck and shoulders but is expected to recover. Her husband searched for the conductor, then the pair prepared for departure as the train sped away. The accident occurred on the west side of the tracker near the Warren station. she was treated at home by Dr. Morriseau after being brought to the station on a stretcher.
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Warren
Bristol
New York
Shia
William Dillon
Child Street
T. G. Morriseau
Fall River
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Showdown Ends in Tie
In the Y M C A bowling tournament last night team No 1 led by O W Cromer won three straight strings against team No 4 led by R W Nelson. The second string was decided by two pins and the third tied after both teams bowled two boxes with Cromer’s squad winning by 11 pins. The two teams are tied in grand total pins. Highest single string was T Brightman with 10. Oscar Kunze posted the best eight string total at 297. Team No 6 had the highest team total at 1265.
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O. W. Cromer
R. W. Nelson
Cromer
Oscar Kunze
Court of the Tons of Bristol Probate Notice 1906
Estate of Ruth Hall Teel in Bristol requests acceptance of a will. Probate court orders notice published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix. Hearing set for November 2, 1906 at 11 o clock a.m. in the probate court room. Probate clerk Herbert F Bennett.
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Pfqbarte Court
Bristol
Abby A. Davis
George H. Peck
Abby A.davis
Herbert F. Bennett
Peon Court
Tons OF
Ruth Hall Teel
Ruth Hall
Bristol Phoenix
CuueRx
Orbox
Charles A. Glancy
Wood Street
Corner Congregational Street
Terbert F Bennett
Administrator's Sale of Rhode Island Estate
Public auction ordered by the Probate Court Woonsocket will sell December 13, 1908 at 11 a.m. the estate of Ann Maria Crown late of Woonsocket deceased. Property lies in Barrington Bristol County Rhode Island bordered by West Neck Road Hundred Acre Cove and Royal Crown. Terms require $50 cash at sale and balance within five days upon deed delivery. Sylvanus W. Brown administrator.
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Woonsocket
Barrington
Bristol
Rhode Island
John H. Lane
West Neck Road
Royal Crown
Hundred Acre Cove
Parrington River
John H Lane
Sylvanus W. Brown
Ann Maria Rown
John Truell
Whitford
J. L. Buffum
K.J
W.W Perry
Eng
Canary J Whitveyad
Joseph L. Baffam
Jfford
Perry Street
Thompson Avenue
Joseph L. Boas
Albert.a. Baker
Mortgaree
Providence
R I
Vanity Fair Amusement Park Planned on Providence River
Boston and Providence financiers plan Vanity Fair on the east shore of the Providence River between Silver Spring and Riverside. The 40 acre site will host 12 amusement devices and 28 acres of recreation with a baseball diamond, a large shore dining hall, a College Inn, a 40 foot veranda, and a central peristyle. Architects Copeland and Dole of New York designed the park to open May 25, 1907 with construction by Aldrichs and Shea Construction Company of New York.
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Boston
Providence
Providence River
Halsey Farm
Hauterive
Silver Spring
Riverside
Vanity Fair
New England
Revere Beach
Vanity Hair Company
White City
Worcester
Lona Park
Coney Island
College Inn
Chicago
Copeland and Dole
New York
Aldrichs and Shea Construction Company
Wonderland
Regeres
Brisco
Aig
Bedtime prayer twist in playful exchange
An uncle bids five year old Bertie good night and asks about prayers. Bertie replies with a humorous blessing requesting God to change each aunt or uncle’s body, asking who he should bless to become fat or thin. The aside reveals family humor and affection in a domestic scene.
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Bertie
Uncle Felix
Kitty
James
1907 Calendar Sam ples for Phonix Readers
The Phonix issues a large line of up to date calendars for 1907. Those needing calendars are urged to come in with a broad selection, as orders will be sent in a few days.
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Phonix
Itm
Cactus Varieties in Mexico With Unusual Toothpick Spines
A Mexican cactus catalog describes several varieties. One grows toothpicks, another is ribbed and thick with toothpick spines for combs, another has long curved spines like fish hooks, another imitates a sea urchin, yet another resembles a porcupine, and a red haired cactus nicknamed the red headed cactus.
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Mexico
More of Him Miss Magley And Miss Pert Ledger Dialogue
A brief exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger features Miss Magley defending her looks against a caller who deems her homely and Miss Pert noting his larger presence. The quip underscores social humor in a compact dialogue.
He Went Like Most Men His Shortcomings and Stays
A dialogue excerpt centers on a father who objects to his son’s long stays, while a girl gently scolds him for the same habit. The speaker defends himself, acknowledging common human flaws but highlighting parental critique of prolonged absences.
Embroideries and Drawn Linen Goods Offered for Inspection
An advertisement from B. J. Badwey at 281 Thames Street Bristol promotes embroideries and Japanese drawn work in shirt waists, drawn linens, eglind dress goods, cotton batten, and various fancy goods. Call and inspect the goods.
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Bradford Street
Frank Ines
Kennebec
East River
Wall St
Barton Anb Buffinton
Geavy and
Licht
Prest & Dixon Old Sugar House
Congregational Street
Pawtucket Mutual Fire
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Frederick W. Raston
George W. Newell
George M. Thornton
Benjamin F. Smith
William P. Dempsey
A. A. Mann
Chas. P. Moses
HB. A. Fletcher
Skinner, Jr
Hope Street
Philo E. Thayer
JS Milton Payne Philip C. Sheldon James L. Jenks
Elwin A. Perrin
T. Brightman
Hibbert
H. Manchester
LeClair
Sheldon
Nelson
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L. Manchester
Slade
DeWolf
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Ings
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BF Rounds
Farrally
Nelson Ae L. Sanford
Kenney BK Oresta
J. Kinder
Ching Bal Ae OE Cromer Se
F. M
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A R. Newman Ee
G. M. Wilbur
Mope Street
Brinte
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin
Vermis
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
W.L. Douglas
W.W. L. Brouglas
Masa
A. P. Nerone
Bristol Dry Good Store
Town OF
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United Drug Co
Hope Druc CO
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A. W. Orgelmar
Nso
Harnoess
State Street
Tal
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Edward C. Morrissey
Steam
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Trinity Parish House